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not here in the Netherlands 💀

@@xtro3372 not invasive on the Mississippi River…just thick in areas!!

Ohh okay then where I’m from they are supper incasive and have destroyed a lot of ecosystem

​​@@xtro3372where are you from? I ask so I know where not to send my kids to school

@@Brrrzzzeeezzz I should definitely do that. I actually collected footage to make that video, but never got around to putting it all together. Thanks for the suggestion!

@@huntfishcamp no problem

No need to be sorry, I'm happy to help out. Yes, pool 7 out on the lake. It is one giant weed flat with some weeds above the surface, some below, and some bare spots making lots of hidden edges to fish. It can be tough to find the fish out there at times, but usually they are grouped up in those areas once you do. Schafer's landing is probably the easiest, but there is also a landing at the Sailboat club on the south side of the lake and Fred Funk in a channel on the north east side.

@@huntfishcamp Fred Funk boat landing on the map seems probably the closest for my drive. So that wide open area by that boat launch is good? If I stayed there or went north or south of that is it hard to navigate hazards?

@@ericelmer5289 Fred Funk is the nicest landing . . .That whole area is great if you plan to put the trolling motor down and just fish. Definitely not a place to run around because there are lots of stumps.

@@huntfishcamp like your set up I’ll just put the ghost down and troll then from launch through the whole day. I’ve always fished south down by Wyalusing. Do you think lacrosse is better?

@@ericelmer5289 I usually fish up by LaCrosse because it’s closer, but every section of river is good…just have to find those sweet areas!

Having kids at a weigh in always makes it that much more exciting. . .It doesn't matter if the fish are big or not, they are excited to see them!!

@@michaelmahnke4797 No kidding! This fish had a decent build, but wasn’t super thick or chunky!

@@kilgil1 Thank you! It’s the kind of day you always hope for, but doesn’t usually pan out that way!

@@natehoodoo6246 haha, I definitely need to start keeping them! Caught two that day that would have made for a perfect meal!

Love your shorts often good tips shown quickly. I've seen a few videos this summer of walleye and now sauger on frogs. I think I will try them this fall on the dam run. TIGHT LINES ALL

@@chucklutter7399 I’ve caught walleyes over shallow rocks on walking top water baits, but not on a frog…yet!!

@@marktolmie9681 95% of the time I use a 10lb fluorocarbon leader with it. The only time I don’t is if I’m fishing really dirty water.

@@justgofish Yes, Team Marine got me back up and running!

@@johnnyhuett4688 Thanks! The fish are extra chunky on the Mississippi River this year!!

@@bluegills Haha, I’m just happy that it covers my gas!

@@chucklutter7399 Thank you very much for the feedback, it helps me a lot to know what you think of videos I post! This is a 3/8oz Kureiji Little Eddy in black and blue with a craw trailer.

@@huntfishcamp Thank you for the clarification. I've been using black and blue helgramites for gin clear stream bronzies for a few years now, looking forward to trying your bait! TIGHT LINES ALL

@@tonynienas169 Tournament already happened…I’m working on that video and hoping to post it this week!

@@prestonhemerley4819 I use a 3/8 most of the time just so I can fish it a bit faster.

@@huntfishcamp thanks Brian

@@estebandelira352 This was on a buzz bait.

@@Xfinti That’s a bummer because they are both a ton of fun to catch!

Well good luck catching one then 😂

@@RealGregJamesBeam that’s been best for me lately!

@@huntfishcamp same for me, dark deep water.

@@ColtonRoesler I’m not sure if they do canoes, but they do have kayaks, including fishing kayaks!

@@WayneGuste 3/16” diameter, 1/2”length. I used some 1/4” length as well depending on how much I was riveting together.

@@Carlitohandlebars it definitely depends on the water levels, but typically there is light flow through Goose. The two main sloughs that go around it may have more of a moderate current and be a pain to go upstream for a long ways. It’s a great area to kayak fish. There’s a few different areas you can launch and you can access a lot of water.

@@ColtonRoesler finesse jigs… I use the Little Eddy!!! Kureijifishing.com and use code HFC10 if you want to get some!

@@ColtonRoesler I thought of that too!!

@@bluegills That’s what I thought too!!!

@@stevemartin8326 Definitely! I think I need to go with someone who knows what they’re doing!!

@@huntfishcamp when we river fish, we tend to go smaller with gear… spider wire and like Mepps 5’s. Zara Spooks, etc… we feel in a smaller water system, it tends to deliver. And we’re talking 40” class fish in rivers much smaller than the Eau Claire.